Masses Debate Bank War and Van Buren Critique in Congress
The Adams Sentinel reviews ongoing con gressional clashes over the public money removal from the Bank of the United States and critiques Van Buren’s public service record. It cites resolutions from Ohio New York New Jersey and Virginia opposing deposits and discusses New Jersey Senate actions and political pressures amid Jackson era reforms.
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National Intelligencer
Bank of the Li
Congress
Stae
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Virginiay
House of Delegates
van Buren
Tate
Jackson
United States
Senate
England
U States
Gen. Jackson
Franklin
Counterfeiters Arrest and Local Trials Highlight Sparse Report
The dispatch notes Gen. Jones capturing a gang of counterfeiters in Cole county Missouri and their exposure before Judge Peck. It also reports a Providence court awarding damages for elandering a young woman, a Fall River magnet eye cure, and various 1832 political and banking observations from New York and national press.
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Sr. Loria
Gen. Jones
Missouri
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Norfolk Public Meeting Opposes Federal Deposit Removal
A public meeting in Norfolk chaired by Lrrmeton W. Tazer Well and secretary Josefa H. Ros eatson debated the removal of public deposits from the Bank of the United States. The Richmond resolutions were adopted with few dissenters, and a motion thanked Hon. Wm. J. Duane for his efforts to protect the public treasure.
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Norfolk
Bank of the
U. States
Lrrmeton W.tazer
Josefa H. Roseatson
Norfolk Herald
McFarane
Richmond
Joan N. 1
Thut
Annie You
Wu. J. Duane
Bank Robbery at Philadelphia Bank and Miscellaneous Notices
A report describes a robbery of about sixty four thousand dollars from the Philadelphia Bank after closing on Saturday. Notes stolen included Philadelphia bank notes and large denominations. thieves used false keys to enter the vault and chest. The item also notes marine science observations and political discussion about Mr. Webster and Mr. Clay. It mentions changes in names records in the Worcester legislature and a case of Burnside seeking to rectify a legal name error.
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Pacific
Russia
Americas
Yvermack Timoferew
Tobolskie
Europe
Siberia
China
Baltiroore
New Rk
Pswaver Pusa
Philadelphia
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Doylestown Bank
Germantown
Webster
Burnside
Worcester
Jeave
Maine
Woodcock
Goodale
Political party factions at social gathering in 1834
The report describes a durable anti party influence during a Washington social event hosted by Mr Mebane and colleagues. It notes a cordial, less restrained atmosphere, with Mr McLane presenting tranquil mood and opposition feeling toward the President and Cabinet. It mentions political tensions, a looming National Convention, and public sentiment against unverifiable governance.
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New York Courier and Enquirer
Wasuixeton
D.C
Mebane
McLane
Friends of Freedom
Iimes
Ty Q
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